neuromuscular diseases Flashcards

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main presentations of neuromuscular diseases

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  • floppy infant
  • delayed walking
  • frequent falls
  • fatigue
  • diplopia
  • feeding difficulties
  • respiratory difficulties
  • cardiac difficulties
  • cramps
  • pain
  • rash
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functional appearances of neuromuscular disease

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  • weakness
  • sensory
  • autonomic
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anatomical appearances of neuromuscular disease

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  • arms
  • legs
  • cranial
  • proximal
  • distal
  • symmetrical
  • asymmetrical
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temporal appearances of neuromuscular disease

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  • acute
  • chronic
  • episodic
  • hereditary
  • fatigue
  • age of onset
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general assessment for neuromuscular diseases

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  • creatine kinase levels
  • electrodiagnostic
  • genetic testing
  • muscle biopsy
  • ultrasound
  • MRI
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types of neuromuscular diseases

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  • friedrich’s ataxia
  • spinal muscular atrophy
  • guillian barre syndrome
  • charcot-marie-tooth disease
  • myasthenia gravis
  • congential myasthenic syndromes
  • cri-du-chat syndrome
  • congenital myopathies
  • congenital muscular dystrophies
  • merosin negative muscular dystrophy LAMA2
  • bethlem/ullrich collagen VI CMD
  • myotonic dystrophy
  • duchenne muscular dystrophy
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where is the breakdown causing friedrich’s ataxia

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sensory nerve root, dorsal root ganglion

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where is the breakdown causing spinal muscular atrophy

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motor neuron

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where is the breakdown causing guillian barre syndrome

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peripheral nerve

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where is the breakdown causing myasthenia

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where is the breakdown causing botulism

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where is the breakdown causing duchenne muscular dystrophy

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myopathic: muscle

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where is the breakdown causing congenital muscular dystrophy

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myopathic: muscle

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where is the breakdown causing myotonic dystrophy

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myopathic: muscle

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where is the breakdown causing congential myopathies

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myopathic: muscle

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what does creatine kinase measure, what does an elevated measure mean?

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  • the enzymes level in all muscles
  • elevated indicates poor sarcolemma indicates DMD
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neuromuscular disorders affect ? system

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where does FRDA happen

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  • spinal cord
  • dorsal root ganglia
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where does SMA happen

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motor neurons

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where does GBS happen

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nerve level

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where does HMSN happen

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nerve level

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where does MG happen

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where does infantile botulism happen

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where do congenital myasthenic syndromes happen

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where does DMD happen

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muscle level

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where does BMD happen

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muscle level

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where does cogenital MD happen

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muscle level

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where do myotonic dystrophies happen

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muscle level

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where do congential myopathies happen

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muscle level